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[policeman0077]

Today we do some experiments and our teacher showed us some structures of the Machine Tool. I wonder some one would like to see it and it is really an eye opening for me.

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[ShutterbugGail]

I like them, particularly of the gears that are very colorful. What type of class are you attending?

[policeman0077]

I like them, particularly of the gears that are very colorful. What type of class are you attending?

It is a experiment that to show us some structure we learned in Mechnical Design class. We saw the drill machine,the lathe, the planer, the gear hobbing machine. The gears you saw is the main gear box of the lathe.

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lunch I ate yesterday: soybean sprouts and pork and some other pictures.
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[ShutterbugGail]

lunch I ate yesterday: soybean sprouts and pork

Looks yummy, though I would starve because I can't use chopsticks. The food falls all over the place before it even reaches my mouth. 

[ShutterbugGail]

You asked a question about manual mode. This article may help:

http://www.digicamhelp.com/taking-photos/advanced-techniques/using-a-dslr-manually/

[policeman0077]

You asked a question about manual mode. This article may help:

http://www.digicamhelp.com/taking-photos/advanced-techniques/using-a-dslr-manually/

gail, is the exposure compensation work in manual mode? If it works why not use shutter speed, apeture and iso to adjust? How can the exposure compensation affect the exposure?

[ShutterbugGail]

gail, is the exposure compensation work in manual mode? If it works why not use shutter speed, aperture and iso to adjust? How can the exposure compensation affect the exposure?

When using manual mode, you change the shutter speed and aperture independently to change exposure. There is an indicator with a scale that changes, which looks very similar to the exposure compensation scale. It changes up and down as you change the aperture and/or shutter speed.

Here is some information on Exposure Compensation and Exposure Values:

http://www.digicamhelp.com/camera-features/advanced-settings/ec/

http://www.digicamhelp.com/taking-photos/advanced-techniques/ev/

In my opinion, Exposure Value and Exposure Compensation are two very important settings to understand and use in photography.

Check your camera manual for specifics.